19 April, 2016

How the results of NY Democratic primaries could determine Greece's fate

The New
York Democratic primaries today is one of the most crucial battles for
Bernie Sanders on the way to the 2016 US presidency. However, this is
not a crucial point only for the American people and Bernie, but also
for Europe and Greece.

As mentioned
in previous article,
“... there is a
unique opportunity in the Western world with the surprisingly strong
momentum of Bernie Sanders prior to this year's US elections. Bernie
has a long way to go until the US presidency, but the American people
seem to realize
their power on overthrowing
the regime of the establishment. Despite all the problems, it is
certain that the European Left watches the political developments on
the other side of the Atlantic, with growing attention. In case that
the crazy dream become true with Bernie as the next US president, the
perspective of joint progressive forces against the neo-Feudal
tyranny, could become much more probable.”

Specifically
for Greece, Bernie Sanders is the only one who appears to take a
clear position in favor of the country and knows very well what's going on in the
Greek experiment: “Sanders shows, also in
this case, not only that he is fully aware of what's the 'real game'
played by the corrupted financial system in the US and abroad, but
also, that he is one of the very few politicians who tells the facts
as they really are. European leaders and US officials were aligned
with the Brussels-Berlin axis that insists to force Greece taking
more measures, according to the devastating IMF mafia recipes.
Everyone was expressing sympathy, but in the end they were saying
that Greece 'must do more'. Naturally. They take orders from the
banking lobbyists.”

Recall that
Poul Thomsen, director of the IMF's European department, and Delia
Velculescu, head of the IMF mission to Greece, have been caught
thinking the possibility of the IMF to stage a Draghi-type “credit
event” that could force Greece to the edge of bankruptcy, using the
pretext of the Brexit referendum, according to recent WikiLeaks
revelations. The dialogues
between Thomsen and Velculescu prove the anxiety of the IMF to finish
the Greek experiment according to the timeline, that is before the
end of 2016.

This anxiety
can be explained partly by the "coming threat" of Bernie
Sanders, who may blow up the architecture of the cruel neoliberal
Greek experiment, in case he will manage to be elected as the next US
president. In that case, current Tsipras administration will find a
real strong ally in the American side. This will allow Tsipras to
escape from the tight noose of the Brussels bureaufascists and the
IMF economic hitmen.

Recently,
the EFD-IMF
sociopaths demanded more blood from the already ruined
Greek economy. It is more than obvious that all they have in mind is
to finish their experiment in Greece and proceed to its expansion in
other eurozone members.

From all the
above we conclude that after the British referendum in June and until
the US elections in November, the EFD-IMF axis will proceed in a
second wave of fierce attack against Greece, in order to force
Tsipras towards every last detail of the experiment. We should expect
again financial coups, closed banks, etc.

With a good
result for Bernie today and in case that Tsipras will manage to
survive the war until November, the possibilities for a real change
against the fast-growing neoliberal Feudalism will be increased
dramatically. Such a development will determine not only Greece's
fate, but Europe's as well.